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27 February 2025
The four-week average of initial jobless claims in the US increased to 224K.

Jobless claims rose, EUR/USD and GBP/USD fell, gold declined, Bitcoin recovered, and French inflation eased.

27 February 2025
Eurozone consumer confidence held steady in February, while economic sentiment showed slight improvement despite challenges.

Eurozone consumer confidence steady; economic sentiment improves but services weaken and manufacturing struggles amid subdued conditions.

27 February 2025
In January, Durable Goods Orders in the United States exceeded expectations, reaching 3.1%.

US durable goods orders rose 3.1%, the US Dollar strengthened, gold declined, and European inflation faces challenges.

27 February 2025
Interest rate outlook reveals anticipated cuts by several banks and potential hikes by the BoJ.

Global central banks anticipate rate cuts by year-end, except Japan, which may increase rates amid policy stability.

27 February 2025
The reserves of the Russian Central Bank rose from $628.5B to $634.6B.

Russian reserves rise, EUR/USD drops, gold falls, Bitcoin recovers, and French inflation declines on electricity prices.

27 February 2025
The Japanese Yen benefits from risk aversion, while the USD remains resilient amid weak data.

USDJPY consolidates at 148.60 amid risk aversion. Traders eye NFP, CPI, and Fed policy for direction.

27 February 2025
In January, Mexico’s seasonally adjusted unemployment rate holds steady at 2.6%.

Mexico’s jobless rate stays at 2.6%; markets fluctuate as gold, Bitcoin, and currencies experience shifts.

27 February 2025
European stocks decline at open, reversing previous gains, amidst tariff threats from Trump.

European stocks declined; Eurostoxx down 0.9%, DAX 1.0%, CAC 40 0.6%. Trump announced 25% EU tariffs.

27 February 2025
In January, Mexico’s trade balance fell short of expectations, recording a deficit of $4.558 billion.

Mexico’s trade deficit widened, the US Dollar surged, gold dropped, and Bitcoin recovered while Eurozone inflation varied.

27 February 2025
Switzerland’s Q4 GDP rose 0.2%, missing expectations while yearly growth was also lower than forecast.

Switzerland’s GDP grew 0.2% in Q4, with industry, services, consumption, and investment contributing to the expansion.

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